Chef Daniel - ANZAC DAY BEST TIPS

Chef Daniel joins us with heartfelt and practical ideas for slow-cooked meals perfect for Anzac Day. Think comforting, shareable food you can enjoy after the Dawn Service and right through the day.
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Chef Daniel joins The Nightline with Cheralyn Darcey
every Monday night

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The First Holden Story

Before Australia had its own identity on four wheels, there was a vision, a belief that this country could build something for itself, shaped by its roads, its people, and its spirit.

Tonight, we step back to the moment that changed everything. The birth of the first Holden. Not just a car, but a symbol of post-war hope, ingenuity, and national pride. From a saddlery business to the production line of Australia’s first fully homegrown vehicle, this is the story of the people, the risks, and the quiet determination that put Australia in the driver’s seat.

It’s more than motoring history, it’s the story of who we were becoming.

Settle in for tonight’s Nightline Bedtime Story,  the story of the first Holden.

Australia Before Sleep, our history story just after 11pm AEST every night on The Nightline with Cheralyn Darcey

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Are more unusual plants really as tricky as everyone says… or is that just garden gossip?

Tonight, Greg Lamont from the Botanic Gardens of Sydney joins us to dig into the truth about unusual and hard-to-find plants. From what actually makes a plant “rare” to whether you can grow them successfully at home, this is a conversation for anyone ready to step beyond the ordinary.

If you’ve ever been tempted by something a little different for your garden or wondered if those stunning, unusual plants are worth the effort, you’ll want to hear this. Practical insights, expert advice, and a few surprises along the way. 🌿

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When it comes to scams, it’s not just about money, it’s about emotion. In this episode, Private Investigator Kylee Dennis returns to unpack the psychological tactics scammers use to manipulate trust, urgency and fear. From subtle red flags to the moments that catch even the most cautious people off guard, this is a practical and eye-opening conversation. With real cases and clear advice, you’ll learn how to recognise the warning signs early and protect both yourself and those around you.

Scam Safe with Kylee Dennis, private detective, former police detective of Two Face Investigations
every Friday night on The Nightline wih Cheralyn Darcey

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When someone you love is being scammed, or you suspect they might be, how do you step in without pushing them away?

Former police detective and private investigator Kylee Dennis from Two Face Investigations joins The Nightline to tackle one of the toughest conversations families are facing right now. From recognising the warning signs to understanding why people stay silent, this episode offers practical, compassionate advice on how to protect the people you care about.

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If you missed this on The Nightline, catch up now 🌙

There’s something quietly powerful about a conversation that brings you back to the basics… soil, seasons, and the simple act of growing something with your own hands. In this episode, Cheralyn is joined by Liz Jeavons-Fellows from the Botanic Gardens to explore the heart behind the Growing Friends program and the much-loved autumn plant sale.

From rare and unusual plants you won’t find at your average nursery, to the dedicated community helping preserve and share botanical knowledge, this is more than just gardening… it’s about connection. Liz also shares practical, down-to-earth propagation tips you can try at home, whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out.

It’s a conversation about plants, yes, but also about people, community, and the quiet joy of watching something grow.

Listen now and be part of it 🌿
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🍽️ Nightline Catch-Up: Chef Daniel,  Easter Entertaining Rescue

Easter entertaining can feel like a lot, whether it’s the pressure of a perfect roast, juggling timing, or feeding a house full of family with very different tastes. That’s where Chef Daniel steps in.

In this Kitchen Confidential segment, Chef Daniel joins Cheralyn to rescue your Easter table with simple, stress-free strategies that actually work. From last-minute saves to clever shortcuts, he shares how to pull together a beautiful Easter spread without spending the whole day in the kitchen.

If you’ve ever worried about overcooking the lamb, running out of ideas, or just wanting to enjoy your own celebration for once, this is the conversation you need. Practical, reassuring, and full of those little chef tricks that make all the difference.

Because Easter should be about connection, not chaos. 
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Boundaries or Goodbye | The Nightline Catch-Up

When is enough, enough?

In this powerful Nightline conversation, psychologist Carlos Camacho explores the emotional crossroads many of us face in relationships when to set boundaries, and when it might be time to walk away for good.

From family dynamics to long-term partnerships, we unpack the signs, the guilt, the pressure, and the courage it takes to choose your own wellbeing.

If you’ve ever felt torn between staying and stepping back this one will resonate.

Carlos Camacho joins us every Monday night on The Nightline with Cheralyn Darcey.

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Catch up on one of The Nightline’s most spine-tingling conversations as Anne and Renata from Frightfully Good Ghost Stories take us inside one of Australia’s most iconic buildings,  Brisbane City Hall. 

From the mysterious woman seen drifting across the grand foyer… to whispers of a long-closed wing, a wartime tragedy beneath the building… and even a phantom lift attendant still on duty in the clock tower, this is a journey through history, mystery and the stories that refuse to fade.

It’s a fascinating look at how places hold memory, how stories grow, and why some buildings seem to echo long after the lights go out.

🎧 Listen now to this Nightline catch-up and don’t miss Anne and Renata every Tuesday evening on The Nightline, where the strange, the unexplained and the truly intriguing come to life.

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Olive Pink: The Woman Who Painted the Desert

She lived in a tin hut in the heart of Australia painted wildflowers on scraps of paper and quietly challenged the way a nation saw its land and its people.

Olive Pink was more than an artist. She was an observer, an advocate, and a woman who refused to look away. From the classrooms of Hobart to the red dust of Central Australia, her life became a tapestry of art, anthropology and activism.

In this Nightline Bedtime Story, we step into her world where delicate desert blooms were captured in watercolour under relentless heat, where a private museum welcomed some and turned others away, and where one woman’s vision would grow into what we now know as the Olive Pink Botanic Garden.

It’s a story of independence, conviction, and the quiet power of noticing what others overlook.

🌙 Listen now and discover the woman who painted the desert into memory.

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